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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
4
An Emmet county viewpoint argues against farm hardship and rewards, denouncing policy costs and asserting farm freedom under the Thirteenth Amendment. Local items note appendicitis surgery for Roy Bendixen and several social visits among Bendixen, Rouse, Schnell, Nauss, and Graff families.
Community updates recall the Madden hosting Danish Minde social and bridge party hosted by Mrs Alfred Nelson. Other items note 4 H club officers elected, Presbyterian groups meetings, families moving to Estherville, and local Masonic Eastern Star installation with a 6:30 supper.
A miscellaneous shower was held at Miss Nellie Helmers home in honor of Mrs Lawrence Anderson Wednesday afternoon. Late in the afternoon a lunch was served. Ike Watts was called to Indiana by his father’s illness and death. Arnold Gaarde and wife welcomed a nine pound boy. Henry Flier and wife were Sunday dinner guests at the Arnolds. Tillie Carlson of Estherville visited this week with her sister Mrs Jas Edwards. Burnille Watts of Estherville stayed with Ike Watts over the weekend. Jay Neitzell family and Nellie Mohrling of Hollandale Minn were called here by Mrs Neitzell’s illness and death. The regular P T A meeting was held at the schoolhouse last Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs L H Cargill and family spent Sunday evening at Shirley Becks. Mrs Mary Dundes entertained the J B club Tuesday afternoon. Many ill with lagrippe in the community. A A Lewis Rock Island agent laid off briefly. Depot work handled by Elmer Garling. Mrs Rob Miner of Blairstown visited Tom Miner Jud Zerfoss and Ora Shepard homes. Miss Charlotte Zerfoss returned from St Paul visit. Mrs Chas Christ returned from visit with daughter Mrs Randall Wicks at Spencer. Social Hour club met Tuesday with Mrs Earl Mudge. Mildred Landmesser assisting. Program on transportation. papers by Frank Johnson and Ed Baker. Mrs Otto McCoy conducted travel contest. Refreshments served. Superior men’s bridge club met at Lou Garling’s. Parsons Arnolds Park and Groff Milford visited Bradfields. Ray Wardrip visited brother Clyde in Algona. Jim Lenders hospitalized Wednesday. Faynard Miner and Ora Shepard visited Blairs town Friday to Tuesday. Legion Auxiliary met with Mrs L L Weaver. Lyle Nasby Estherville helping at Cities Service station. Mr and Mrs Harold Cook Portland Ore announce birth of a son Jan 2. Ruth Clump remembered here. Ladies Aid oyster supper Jan 24. Epworth League meeting Jan 29. Arno Reinitz’s relatives from Stordan Minn visited early week. Mrs Elmer Bringle hosted Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid in Estherville. Homer Christ family Estherville weekend at Charlie Christ home.
Mrs Ora Webber of Spirit Lake and Mrs Leo Hazard of Arnolds Park were dinner guests in the Judderfoss home. Rev Dawes attended a Sunday school party in Montgomery. Mrs Herson plans to occupy a remodeled cottage on her farm next year after renting it. Mrs Chris Jensen and Mr Wood of Jackson visited John Swansop Workmen from Minneapolis finished repairs on the Greig elevator and departed for Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs DeWall traveled to South Dakota for relatives visits. Clarence Christ Arlene and Donald Christ of Lake Park visited the Charlie Christ home. Thorbin Houge and wife welcomed a baby daughter, Eilene Joyce Louise, born Friday Jan 11. Clyde Wardrip of Algona, former resident, welcomed a baby girl born Jan 5. News also notes the birth of a baby girl in the Clarence Clump home in Charles City.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bormann visited in the Lee Kamp home Friday evening. Mrs. Harold Graff hosted the club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. P. I. Schmidt led the third follow up lesson on anemia and rickets with attendees including Mrs. Herman Nauss and others. A delicious lunch followed, and the next meeting will be with Mrs. P. J. Schmidt.
Creditors and others are informed that D W Bates as receiver seeks authority to sell Lots 1 and 2 in Block 14 of Wallingford Original Plat for 400 dollars to Asher Peterson. The hearing to approve the sale is set before Judge F C Davidson at Estherville Court House on January 28, 1935 at 10:00 A M.
Notice is herewith given that by virtue of a Special Execution from the District Court of Emmet County Iowa dated December 18 1934 in favor of First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago against Ole A Olvson et al for twelve thousand seven hundred dollars and other terms of the judgment.
The Southeast Quarter of Section 3 in Township 99 North Range 32 West will be sold at public auction in Estherville Iowa. The sale on February 25 1935 runs 9 am to 4 pm with bidding starting at 10 am to satisfy debt interest and costs. Cliff Frederикkensen sheriff notes January 15 1935.
District Court in Emmet County Iowa notifies all interested that the instrument purporting to be the last will of Mary L Macdonald, deceased, dated December 20 1934, has been filed opened read and fixed for hearing proof at 10 a m on February 11 1936 at the Estherville courthouse before the district court or the clerk. Dated Estherville January 16 1935 IRWIN C NICHOLS Clerk of District Court.
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